Strange: Dems Added 47k Miami Voters just before Election after Years of Losing 1000’s of Voters

According to the voter registration statistics from the elections department in Miami-Dade County, Florida, Democrats were losing thousands of registered voters every year after Obama got elected in 2008. Then, suddenly few months before the November 2012 election, Democrats were able to convince over 47,000 voters in Miami-Dade County to register as Democrats despite the failed policies of Obama and other Democrat politicians. It’d be very interesting to find out what tactics did Democrats use to convince all those people.

DEMOCRAT REGISTERED VOTERS Yearly Voter Registration Statistics Year End Voters Added Total Voters 562,839 2009 (14,060) 548,779 2010 (12,632) 536,147 2011 (6,968) 529,179 2012 47,308 576,487

From January through December 2009, Democrats lost 14,060 registered voters in Miami-Dade County. Over 12,000 voters abandoned the Democrat Party in 2010 and almost 7,000 in 2011. Suddenly at the end of 2012, about 47,300 voters in Miami-Dade decided to disregard the national malaise brought by Obama and the Democrats (i.e., the poor economy, high unemployment, the Libya scandal, etc.) and registered as Democrats. 2012 Breakdown: (Table below) Early 2012, Democrats registered less than 1,000 voters, but soon lost 3,175 in March and 1,075 in April. In the third quarter, they started adding about 5,400 voters per month. For the October report they duplicated that average. And for the November report, Democrats surprisingly were able to convince almost 20,000 people to register as Democrats. (Click the links to read the voter registration statistics prepared by the Miami-Dade elections department.)

DEMOCRATS Monthly Voter Registration Statistics Report Date Voters Added Total Voters 529,179 JAN. 2012 894 530,073 FEB. 2012 67 530,140 MAR. 2012 (3,175) 526,965 APR. 2012 (1,075) 525,890 MAY 2012 n/a n/a JUN. 2012 3,910 529,800 JUL. 2012 4,670 534,470 AUG. 2012 5,600 540,070 SEPT. 2012 5,904 545,974 OCT. 2012 10,633 556,607 NOV. 2012 19,880 576,487

REPUBLICANS Monthly Voter Registration Statistics Report Date Voters Added Total Voters 367,298 JAN. 2012 1,133 368,431 FEB. 2012 1,019 369,450 MAR. 2012 (279) 369,171 APR. 2012 (762) 368,409 MAY 2012 n/a n/a JUN. 2012 114 368,523 JUL. 2012 1,089 369,612 AUG. 2012 1,646 371,258 SEPT. 2012 1,304 372,562 OCT. 2012 2,732 375,294 NOV. 2012 4,011 379,305

SOURCE: Miami-Dade Elections Department – Monthly voter registration statistics: http://www.miamidade.gov/elections/currstat.html (Select item “C” for cumulative voter registrations)

Mexico’s Constitution and their Harsh Immigration Laws

Mexico’s long history of dealing with illegal immigrants in a much harsher manner than the United States. Don’t be fooled by Mexico’s immigration reforms. Mexico is touting their latest reform to their immigration laws as a way to pressure the U.S. to open its border and pass an amnesty to benefit illegal immigrants living in the U.S. (nearly 60% are from Mexico). For decades Mexico has been calling our immigration laws unjust and immoral, while their own Mexican immigration laws have been tougher than U.S. law as demonstrated by their 1917 Mexican Constitution which is the one that is still in force today despite the many amendments/reforms. ( http://blogs.loc.gov/law/2011/02/the-history-of-the-mexican-constitution/ ) 1917 Mexican Constitution as amended (English)

Mexican Constitution as published in 1917: (Español/Spanish)
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THE POLITICAL CONSTITUTION OF THE MEXICAN UNITED STATES (CONSTITUCIÓN POLÍTICA DE LOS ESTADOS UNIDOS MEXICANOS)

DATA: CUBANS VOTED FOR ROMNEY, not Obama – Election Results Show

Romney received more votes than Obama in areas where Cuban-Americans are the majority — according to election results per precinct and demographic data. We collected the 2012 general election results in Miami-Dade County (Florida) for each precinct and the Census demographic data for each municipality and found that Obama actually lost to Romney in municipalities heavily populated by Cubans. (Scroll down for detailed data and sources.) SUMMARY MUNICIPALITY IN MIAMI-DADE CUBAN POPULATION VOTES FOR ROMNEY VOTES FOR OBAMA HIALEAH 73.32% 33,264 27,670 HIALEAH GARDENS 65.83% 3,064 3,014 MEDLEY 72.43% 241 204 MIAMI LAKES 57.06% 8,351 4,838 WEST MIAMI 69.62% 1,413 948

DETAILED DATA

MUNICIPALITY: HIALEAH Source: Miami-Dade Elections Dept. – 11/9/2012

73.32% Cuban Population Source: 2010 Census

PRECINCT #	ROMNEY VOTES	OBAMA VOTES	PRECINCT LOCATION
309	1274	1221	Carl F. Slade Park	2501 W 74 St	Hialeah	FL	33016
310	879	639	Hialeah-Miami Lakes Sr. High School	7977 W 12 Ave	Hialeah	FL	33014
311	1051	963	The Salvation Army	7450 W 4 Ave	Hialeah	FL	33014
312	602	707	Cristo Vive Hermanos En Cristo	500 W 78 St	Hialeah	FL	33014
314	687	389	Hialeah Middle School	6027 E 7 Ave	Hialeah	FL	33013
315	823	532	Palm Springs Elementary School	6304 E 1 Ave	Hialeah	FL	33013
316	740	435	O’Quinn Park	6051 W 2 Ave	Hialeah	FL	33012
317	748	332	Hialeah Fire Station #5	1197 W 74 St	Hialeah	FL	33014
318	792	403	John G. Du Puis Elementary School	1150 W 59 Pl	Hialeah	FL	33012
319	496	352	Victor Wilde Community Center	1701 W 53 Ter	Hialeah	FL	33012
320	1169	920	Sparks Park	1301 W 60 St	Hialeah	FL	33014
321	999	1064	Victor Wilde Community Center	1701 W 53 Ter	Hialeah	FL	33012
322	517	820	Ben Sheppard Elementary School	5700 W 24 Ave	Hialeah	FL	33016
323	611	597	La Esperanza Sr Housing Project	1770 W 44 Pl	Hialeah	FL	33012
324	611	545	Vivian Villas	4650 W 12 Ave	Hialeah	FL	33012
325	603	245	Knights Of Columbus	545 W 51 Pl	Hialeah	FL	33012
326	1393	1072	Goodlet Park	4200 W 8 Ave	Hialeah	FL	33012
327	576	895	Jose Marti Middle School	5701 W 24 Ave	Hialeah	FL	33016
328	988	622	John F. Kennedy Library	190 W 49 St	Hialeah	FL	33012
329	562	367	Hialeah Fire Station #2	4200 E 8 Ave	Hialeah	FL	33013
330	507	312	Hialeah Moose Lodge #1074	305 E 32 St	Hialeah	FL	33013
331	900	486	John F. Kennedy Library	190 W 49 St	Hialeah	FL	33012
332	491	341	Walker Community Center	800 W 29 St	Hialeah	FL	33012
333	528	416	James H. Bright Elementary School	2530 W 10 Ave	Hialeah	FL	33010
334	641	627	The Salvation Army	7450 W 4 Ave	Hialeah	FL	33014
335	775	896	Johnny L. Cotson Sr Park	574 W 23 St	Hialeah	FL	33010
336	750	647	Hialeah Fire Station #6	780 W 25 St	Hialeah	FL	33010
337	1066	782	Bright Park Recreation Center	750 E 35 St	Hialeah	FL	33013
338	996	708	Hialeah Moose Lodge #1074	305 E 32 St	Hialeah	FL	33013
339	1005	858	Hialeah Fire Station #1	93 E 5 St	Hialeah	FL	33010
340	1115	1138	Benny Babcock Park	651 E 4 Ave	Hialeah	FL	33010
342	597	525	South East Park	1015 SE 9 Ave	Hialeah	FL	33010
357	682	461	Palm Lakes Elementary School	7450 W 16 Ave	Hialeah	FL	33014
359	1214	1272	Roberto Casas Park	7900 W 32 Ave	Hialeah	FL	33016
360	1048	1120	Ernest R Graham Elem. School	7330 W 32 Ave	Hialeah	FL	33018
361	193	105	M.W. Patterson Pavillion	1875 W 44 Pl	Hialeah	FL	33012
362	729	574	Meadowlane Elementary School	4280 W 8 Ave	Hialeah	FL	33012
363	358	437	Russell Bucky Dent Park	2250 W 60 St	Hialeah	FL	33012
373	1	0	Miami Lakes Branch Library	6699 Windmill Gate Rd	Miami Lakes	FL	33015
374	304	394	Russell Bucky Dent Park	2250 W 60 St	Hialeah	FL	33012
375	268	206	M.W. Patterson Pavillion	1875 W 44 Pl	Hialeah	FL	33012
376	70	77	James H. Bright Elementary School	2530 W 10 Ave	Hialeah	FL	33010
377	676	425	Walker Community Center	800 W 29 St	Hialeah	FL	33012
378	370	242	Hialeah Moose Lodge #1074	305 E 32 St	Hialeah	FL	33013
379	535	321	Hialeah Fire Station #2	4200 E 8 Ave	Hialeah	FL	33013
380	291	201	Hialeah Fire Station #1	93 E 5 St	Hialeah	FL	33010
381	251	169	Benny Babcock Park	651 E 4 Ave	Hialeah	FL	33010
382	326	269	South East Park	1015 SE 9 Ave	Hialeah	FL	33010
383	0	0	Hialeah Moose Lodge #1074	305 E 32 St	Hialeah	FL	33013
386	0	0	Hialeah Fire Station #6	780 W 25 St	Hialeah	FL	33010
387	456	541	Ruth A. Tinsman Housing Authority	6545 W 24 Ave	Hialeah	FL	33010
400	0	0	Hialeah Moose Lodge #1074	305 E 32 St	Hialeah	FL	33013

TOTAL VOTES:	33,264	27,670
% Cuban Population:	x 73.32%	x 73.32%
CUBAN VOTE:	24,388	20,286	More Cubans voted for Romney than for Obama in this municipality.

MUNICIPALITY: HIALEAH GARDENS Source: Miami-Dade Elections Dept. – 11/9/2012

65.83% Cuban Population Source: 2010 Census

PRECINCT #	ROMNEY VOTES	OBAMA VOTES	PRECINCT LOCATION
349	1111	1218	Hialeah Gardens Community Hall	10003 NW 87 Ave	Hialeah Gardens	FL	33016
368	1143	852	Westland Gardens Park	13501 NW 107 Ave	Hialeah Gardens	FL	33018
388	810	944	West Hialeah Gardens Elem School	11990 NW 92 Ave	Hialeah Gardens	FL	33018
395	0	0	North Palm Baptist Church	7801 NW 178 St	Miami	FL	33015

TOTAL VOTES:	3,064	3,014
% Cuban Population	x 65.83%	x 65.83%
CUBAN VOTE:	2,017	1,984	More Cubans voted for Romney than for Obama in this municipality.

MUNICIPALITY: MEDLEY Source: Miami-Dade Elections Dept. – 11/9/2012

72.43% Cuban Population Source: 2010 Census

PRECINCT #	ROMNEY VOTES	OBAMA VOTES	PRECINCT LOCATION
348	174	158	Medley Town Hall	7777 NW 72 Ave	Medley	FL	33166
356	67	46	Medley Town Hall	7777 NW 72 Ave	Medley	FL	33166

TOTAL VOTES:	241	204
% Cuban Population	x 72.43%	x 72.43%
CUBAN VOTE:	175	148	More Cubans voted for Romney than for Obama in this municipality.

MUNICIPALITY: MIAMI LAKES Source: Miami-Dade Elections Dept. – 11/9/2012

57.06% Cuban Population Source: 2010 Census

PRECINCT #	ROMNEY VOTES	OBAMA VOTES	PRECINCT LOCATION
305	1054	982	Miami Lakes Branch Library	6699 Windmill Gate Rd	Miami Lakes	FL	33015
306	704	647	Miami Lakes Middle School	6425 Miami Lakeway North	Miami Lakes	FL	33014
307	1030	612	Miami Lakes Utd Methodist Church	14800 Ludlam Rd	Miami Lakes	FL	33014
308	637	394	Miami Lakes K-8 Center	14250 NW 67 Ave	Miami Lakes	FL	33014
352	1748	778	Miami Lakes Community Center   West	15151 NW 82 Ave	Miami Lakes	FL	33016
385	1441	836	Barbara Goleman Sr. High School	14100 NW 89 Ave	Miami Lakes	FL	33018
390	1737	589	Bob Graham Education Center	15901 NW 79 Ave	Miami Lakes	FL	33018

TOTAL VOTES:	8,351	4,838
% Cuban Population	x 57.06%	x 57.06%
CUBAN VOTE:	4,765	2,760	More Cubans voted for Romney than for Obama in this municipality.

MUNICIPALITY: WEST MIAMI Source: Miami-Dade Elections Dept. – 11/9/2012

69.62% Cuban Population Source: 2010 Census

PRECINCT #	ROMNEY VOTES	OBAMA VOTES	PRECINCT LOCATION
426	713	513	Biltmore Hotel	1200 Anastasia Ave	Coral Gables	FL	33134
427	700	435	Biltmore Hotel	1200 Anastasia Ave	Coral Gables	FL	33134

TOTAL VOTES:	1,413	948
% Cuban Population	x 69.62%	x 69.62%
CUBAN VOTE:	984	660	More Cubans voted for Romney than for Obama in this municipality.

SOURCES: - Miami-Dade Municipalities (MAP) - Miami-Dade Elections Department: http://www.miamidade.gov/elections/ - Miami-Dade 2012 General Election Results http://results.enr.clarityelections.com/FL/Dade/42008/111785/en/md_data.html?cid=0103& - Miami-Dade Precinct / Municipality / District Cross Reference - Miami-Dade Precincts In Municipalities - Miami-Dade Precincts Address - 2010 Census Reports: Hialeah, Hialeah Gardens, Medley, Miami Lakes, West Miami

Broward Election Problems…Gov. Rick Scott’s Fault?

The Sun Sentinel recounts some of the problems with the Elections Department in Broward which of Florida’s 67 counties “was the last to finish counting ballots, posting final tallies in two commission races at 5:30 p.m. Tuesday — seven days after the polls closed.” Summary of the election problems in Broward: Nearly 1,000 unaccounted-for ballots were found in a Lauderhill warehouse one week after the election. Erosion of confidence: Elections staff had to search of “every nook and cranny, high and low” for the 963 ballots found Monday…”Something about this seems to erode all the confidence. It’s disgraceful,” Parkland mayor Michael Udine said. Worker fatigue delayed the recount of votes. Ill-trained poll workers appeared to be overwhelmed by the crush of voters at the polls on Nov 6. “Get the vote out” pressure:(?) Broward County Supervisor of Elections Brenda Snipes said, “The difference with this election, there was a close race between two presidential candidates, and pressure put on everyone to get the vote out. We’re erring on the side of caution.” Parkland mayor Michael Udine said what he noticed in his city’s seven precincts was representative of problems reported all around South Florida. “In one precinct, a scanner broke, people waited in lines for four hours, they ran out of ballots and people voted in a room the size of a broom closet,” Udine said. “Residents are outraged over this.” Sandra Yeager, VP of the Broward chapter of the liberal group ‘League of Women Voters’ put some of the blame on worker training. “It seems a little hit and miss. They are not the youngest people in world, and they forget. So they need to adapt a training manual, because they are not mastering it,” she said. Glitches with the elections computer systems that led to “many provisional ballots,” long wait times for voters, and calls to county help desks “that were not very helpful” were some of the problems Yeager and other League members saw. “They lose ballots, then they find them…I don’t think it’s an honest deal down here. I think they should fire everybody, and get new people in there,” said former Michigan resident Arnold Ruskin. But leftists still want to blame GOP Gov. Rick Scott: http://www.sun-sentinel.com/news/broward/fl-election-woes-20121113,0,865857.story Statewide, the League [of Women Voters] is part of a coalition of advocacy groups calling on Gov. Rick Scott and lawmakers to appoint a task force to review the problem-plagued election. The League, along with the NAACP, the AARP, the ACLU and others cited problems including budget cuts to the state’s election supervisors, a reduction in early-voting days, and a ballot that was one of the longest in Florida history. Is Gov. Rick Scott’s Fault? These liberal groups and other leftists are aggressively trying to transfer the blame to Gov. Rick Scott for the election problems in Florida. Of course, they don’t mention that the longer ballot resulted because the courts kept rejecting the Florida Legislature’s ballot summaries as misleading. The proposed Florida amendments on the November ballot were the result of two years of work by Florida lawmakers who were sent to Tallahassee by voters in 2010 to reform the state government. Leftists hated the Florida amendments because they “were put there by the Republican-led Florida Legislature and would advance the GOP’s low-tax, small-government agenda,” as reported by the AP in October 2012. And the budget cuts and the reduction in early-voting days are necessary, because the state is trying to balance the budget while the economy is still in the tank. The Left has opposed every spending cut proposed by Governor Rick Scott, because they are addicted to the government programs and because they want to corner him into raising taxes as the only way to avoid a budget deficit. Whatever Scott does, they will find a way to blame him…and other Republicans. Why? Because they want a Democrat Governor and a Democrat Legislature in Tallahassee.